Garwood Celebrations and Weekend Visits Across Town
Residents report gatherings and greetings as Dan Selwyn and others return from Houston visits. Families like the Vernans and Priesmeyers spend weekends with kin in Fredericksburg while Miss Williams leads a teachers institute in Coulis tus. A birthday party honors Krav Atler and lists many attendees. Roméo and Tullet are referenced in a restaurant anecdote about debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Selwyn Aint Nother
Ad. Seboulluyin
Wht Abell
Sadie Atel
Suniday
Houstom
Kerr
Weaver
Miss Ryan
Jail Mise Williams
Coulis
Tus
Thur
Awenst’ Vennans
Freisburg
Priesmeyer Retary Twestig
Saanah
Missouri
Wlok. Tadier
Austin
Mie
N. G. Nunn
Galveston
Houston
Gouge Creek
C.K. Selmrring
Louston
TL Woinddack
Krav Atler
Felicinns
Mary Francies Hoepiins
Haper
John Joseph Vinebbick
Hen Marcipolia
Ben Ursa
Amore An Schiliig
Everet Harry
Nellie Beckmeyer
A Seherring
Flora Schilling
Ge Sivan
Gertrude Otto
Dalle Oto
Tose Pinchback
Mars Pinchback
Lissie Happenings and Local Departures
Local notes report families visiting and traveling. Mr and Mrs Tay Bow and children with Mrs Geo Adkins left for Truiston after an eight week stay with John Adams family. Several shipments to Galveston and Houston are noted. The Texas Farm Women's Council meets with Mrs Men McCormick. Mrs Terman Weise passes away and her family travels to be at her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ant
Tay Bow Ant
M Geo. Adkins
Truiston
John Adams Ant
Adkins
Tow
Teastoh
Juve
J. M. Clipson
Galveston
J. N. Lee
Yexas Farm
Connell Wilment
Houston
Yen Aur
Mul Tee Chambers
Everett Thirhy
Rules for Writers for Newspapers Headline
A fragmented, era voice piece outlines publication pitfalls and printer etiquette. It urges single side printing typewriter use double spacing plain writing and careful name spelling. The text mentions a misquoted quote about women and cites Miss Jewell Beadford of Angleton visiting Dallas Hotel linked to local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Co
Jewell Beadford
Angleton
Dallas
Putney
Houston
Unl Mra
G. McLellan
Environment and Pride Drive Farm and Home Care
A discussion notes that neat lawns and well kept farmyards reflect pride and societal value. It contrasts orderly, groomed homes with neglected grounds, arguing appearance boosts perceived citizenship and farming quality. The piece references local theatre showings and a travel note mentioning visitors and relatives.
Weimar and Columbus Tie In Season Opener
Weimar and Columbus high schools played to a scoreless or equal result on their first game of the season at Columbusa on Friday afternoon. The Eagles from Eagle Lake visit Weimar this Friday for a home contest expected to be competitive. The Weimar squad has been practicing hard, with a midweek scrimmage at Schulenburg to sharpen play. Local fans are urged to attend and support the Wildcats in Friday’s game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Rights Meeting
Big P
Hive
Rex
Weimar
Columts
Columbusa
Eagle Lake
Schulenburg
Welmar Marcury
General Motors
Buick
Cadillac
Chevrolet
Oakland
Oldsmobile
Delco- Light Company
Pontiac
LaSalle
United Effort
Also Mentioned on This Page
Big Tent Theatre
The
Colorado County Fair Association
Garwood Gatherings
Roméo and
Tullet
Romeo
Juliet
Lissie
WM. Revlere
Jolmnle Askew
Hillbern
the Baptist Church
D. D. Sumball
T. D. Carroll
G. Bailey
Tacksonville
Délm T. Pate
M Wink
J. Walker
Troustesanto
Tives
Bailey
Rachael Goodson
Eagle Lake State Bank
Texas
Bank of Personal Service
Welmar
Columbus
Cam
Brosig’s
Alfred P. Sloan, Jr
General Motors Corporation
Detroit
Delco-Light
Frigidaire
Gmac Plan of Time Payments
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